[Homer-users] channel matching in HOMER2

[Borbala Kollod]

Thanks David, 


Unfortunately this does not work again with any of the designs that we
got data of.
It would be nice to share thoughts on this problem during one of the
training sessions. If anybody would be interested, attached can be found
an example of a datafile that we're struggling with. 
Bori



Cognitive Development Center
Department of Cognitive Sciences
CEU
H-1051 Budapest
Hattyú u 14.
Tel.: +36 3273000/2780
>>> David Boas  03/16/13 10:33 PM >>>
Dear Bori and Austin,
I have not seen this problem before.

I have created a short tutorial on how to select different channels of 
data for displaying that you can view at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4TXyLiPz8E

We'll get this tutorial linked form the Homer2 Tutorials web page soon.

If this doesn't help with your issues, then perhaps you can demonstrate 
the problem at one of our monthly homer2 online training sessions.

David



On 3/10/13 5:42 PM, austin1 wrote:
> Good Morning Borbala
>
> I don't have an answer for you but I'm having the same issue.
>
> Austin
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Borbala Kollod 
>> Sent: Mar 7, 2013 11:00 AM
>> To: homer-users at nmr.mgh.harvard.edu
>> Subject: [Homer-users] channel matching in HOMER2
>>
>> Hi there,
>>
>>
>> I'm quite new to HOMER2, I'm confused a little yet at the beginning.
>> I have problems with un-displaying and matching channels between the
>> Probe Window and Data Window.
>> When a data file is opened in HOMER2, for some channels the
>> un-displaying (right-click) is working, for some it does not, and in
>> some cases right-clicking un-displays more than one channel or
>> un-displays a channel that is labeled with a different color (eg.
>> clicking on a magenta channel on the Probe Window would un-display a
>> green one on the Data window).
>>
>>
>> This way it is confusing to know which channel we're looking at
exactly
>> and makes especially hard to see data in those cases, when we have
deep
>> channels (4.5cm) besides normal (2cm) ones, because deep channels are
so
>> noisy compared to the normals that they obscure all normal ones.
>>
>>
>> These are infant data, and we are using NTS3 system, so data got
>> converted into .nirs format beforehand. Also we're using the
developer
>> version of HOMER2.
>>
>>
>> Anybody has any idea for the reason of this un-match?
>> Thanks!
>> Bori Kollod
>>
>>
>> Cognitive Development Center
>> Department of Cognitive Sciences
>> CEU
>> H-1051 Budapest
>> Hattyú u 14.
>> Tel.: +36 1 88 333 45
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